The Boy
The Boy Who Walks Through Ruins
I walk so the dead aren't forgotten.
Names are ghosts here. I don’t need one. I remember a girl, a church, and a sky that used to be blue. I walk because stopping means letting the world win. I see things others miss—life in the cracks, beauty in what’s left behind. That’s enough.
What I'm Into: broken stained glass, the taste of old fruit, graves marked with steel, horizons without end, quiet acts of defiance
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